Birthday Surprise Noted in Yorktown Household Visit
Dr. Flickinger and Rev. Hartzell visited Yorktown at B Floyd Flickinger's home while Mrs. Annie Conner enjoyed a birthday celebration with about thirty guests. Catherine Conner organized the party with Luther Conner and purposed entertainment included bingo with prizes for I F Shiley, Orville Hoover and Marshall Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Conner
South Loudoun Street
Charles Harper
Peyton- Street
I. F. Shiley
Orville Hoover
Marshall Kline
Bible Class Members Spend Day On Capon Lake
Members of the Win One and Philathea Bible classes of the Congregational Christian Church enjoyed an outdoor supper party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Larrick at their Capon Lake cabin in Hampshire county West Virginia on a cool Thursday evening. About 50 guests shared a lawn meal before swimming motor boating and games. Ice cold watermelons and cantaloupes capped the pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win One
Philathea Bible
Congregational Christian Church
Roy A. Larrick
Capon Lake
Hampshire County
W. Va
Dailey Family Reunion and Local Club Meetings Calendar
Social calendar lists the Dailey family reunion at the old Dailey homeplace near Cross Junction on Sunday. Weekday entries include Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Tuesday, Modern Woodmen Camp 15 510 at 136 N Loudoun Street, Kiwanis lunch Wednesday, United Brethren choir practice, Elks meeting at Piccadilly Braddock, adult choir practice, Rotary Club luncheon Thursday at Winchester Golf Club, joint regional meeting, and American Legion post luncheon Friday at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Cross Junction
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Modern Woodmen of America
N. Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Young People’s
Winchester Lodge No
Elkis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
Miss Elsie Duncan Wed to Walter M Shade in Accomac Va
Announcement of Miss Elsie Duncan a Handley School teacher marrying Walter Marion Shade in the Belle Haven Presbyterian Church Accomac county Virginia with brief details of the ceremony attendees and honeymoon plans.
Club Championship Matches At Country Club Reported
John Scully defeated Philip Fowle yesterday at the Country Club in nineteen holes. The consolation match Ed Stone defeated Ed Goss three and two. Open round play should finish by Thursday at 7 o clock amid excellent course conditions and busy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scully
Philip Fowle
Ed Goss
Ed Stone
Stone
Skyline Drive outing in Shenandoah Park top local notes
Misses Olive White Mozelle White and Velma Franklin of Cedarville with Earl and Clarence Shiley of Stephens City spent a day along Skyline Drive in the new Shenandoah National Park area. The outing enjoyed delightful weather and clear observation conditions. Mrs Charles A Rose seriously ill at Upperville home. her unimproved condition worsened today. She is widow of Charles A Rose and mother to Grover C Rose and grandmother to James I Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Mozelle White
Velma Franklin
Cedarville
Messrs
Earl and
Clarence Shiley
Stephens City
New
Shenandoah National Park
Charles A. Rose
Upperville
Rosella Rose
New York
Jack Wilkins
New York City
Lovett
Master Bridge Teachers Entertained Here
Mrs. Lynn Brugh hosted a luncheon at Thornhill Manor for Mrs. Fred Fletcher of Greencastle Pa who just returned from New York after winning the teacher's cup at a bridge teachers convention. Three to four hundred teachers attended the convention introducing new Culbertson system rules. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hamilton and Mrs. Stonebraker of Hagerstown Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Brugh
Thornhill Manor
Fred Fletcher
Greencastle
New York
Ely Culbertson
William T. Hamilton
Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Miss Inez Stewart Weds Harold Lininger at Uniontown Church
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Inez Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart of Uniontown Pa, to Mr Harold Lininger, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lininger formerly of Accident Md now of Uniontown. The ceremony was at 3 pm yesterday at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue by Rev George W Stover. The couple will live in Uniontown where he manages a mercantile establishment. Mrs Benno Janssen and her daughter of Pittsburgh have visited Thorn Hill Manor for three days and return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Duncan
Walter M. Shade
Handley
Walter Marion Shade
Presbyterian Church
Belle Haven
Accomac County
E. D. Vaughan
S.S. Kellam
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
H. C. Guy
O. C. Cassell
William J. Duncan
Fredericksburg State Teachers’ ‘College
Handley School
Shade
Philip Shade
Siler
Fairfax
Cameron Street
Handley Boulevard
E. V. Hodges
Inez Stewart
Harold Lininger
Walter Stewart
Uniontown
Henry Lininger
Accident
United Brethren Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Lininger
Benno Janssen
Pittsburgh, Pa
Thornhill Manor
Prominent Guests at Local Little Theatre Production
The Little Theatre hosted a notable audience including Miss Glass, Mr Virginia Carson, Lieut. and Mrs. John Hedrick of Riverton, and others from Leeburg and area. Acknowledgments were given to sponsors such as WJEJ radio, Winchester Furniture, Valley Airways, and Colonial Art Shop for last night's successful play Mary The Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP Tee Chaise Theatre
Miss Glass
Virginia Carson
John Hedrick
Riverton
Robert Linson
Bailor Metzger
Leeburg
Little Theatre
WJEJ
Winchester Furniture Company
Helen Leigh Smith
Ian Crawford MacCullum
Valley Airways, Inc
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Georgia G. Conrad
Rainbowridge Gardens
The
Capitol Thea
Anne Brooke Kern
Tucker McGuire
Fenton Nelson
Caroline Carson
Virginia T. Boyd
Mary Miller
Virginia Lupton
Mary Hyde
Gordette Schenck
Rosalie Nelson
Harry K. Benham
Emily Light
Betty Zeizler
Georgia Conrad
Anne Quirk
Frances Beverley
Edith Cornwell
George E. Smith
Miss Mary Hyde
John J. Williams
Winchester Golf Club
Stag party honors Harold Sheetz Jr at Tokes Inn
Harold Sheetz Jr. celebrated his marriage to Elizabeth Lucas with a stag party at Tokes Inn attended by numerous friends. Guests heard impromptu talks and presented a keepsake gift to the groom. Others present included Lewis Hedrick James Hughes Tom Warburton and many more. Grace Evelyn White wed William R Berryhill in Richmond Indiana on July 20. The ceremony at First Lutheran Church was followed by a motor tour through Mississippi and the South before returning to Gore to begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sheetz, Jr
Tokes’ Inn
Elizabeth Lucas
Mr. Sheetz
Messrs
Lewis Hedrick
James Hughes
Tom Warburton
Allen Gray
Lee Fisher
Ansel Solenberger
Warren Eddy
Snag Sargent
E. W
Grace Evelyn White
W. R. Berryhill
J. B. White
Gore
William R. Berryhill
Richmond
Ind
Frank A. Dressell
First Lutheran
Berryhill
Mississippi
Mr. Berryhill
William H. Berryhill
Brandon, Miss
William F. Smith
Frederick County
Thornhill Manor Guests Entertained At Social Week
Mrs. Lynn Brugh of Hagerstown Md Mrs. Robert Barton of Baltimore and Mrs. Murdock of Portsmouth were among those entertained with other guests including Mrs. Frank Hack Mrs. H B McCormac Mrs. John M Steck Sr Mrs. Ben Arthur and Mrs. R E Byrd. Hershey Pa Couple Wed In Winchester. The Rev George W Stover officiated the marriage of Clem K Lockard of Hershey Pa and Edna T Benton of Hershey. The bride is daughter of Charles Orner and the groom son of William H Lockard. Mrs Lelia Lonas on motor tour to Canada and northern states plans return to the area in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornhill Manor
Lynn Brugh
Hagerstown
Robert Barton
Baltimore
Murdock
Portsmouth
Frank Hack
H. B. McCormac
John M. Steck Sr
Ben Arthur
R E. Byrd
Hershey, Pa
Winchester
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Clem K. Lockard
Hershey
Edna T. Benton
Lockard
William H. Lockard
Chas. Orner
Lelia Lonas
Canada
States
Last Tribute Paid To Am brose C Painter
The funeral of Am brose C Painter 74 of Edgewood Maryland was held Tuesday at Leaksville Church. Survivors include two wives and many children including B A Rowland Stephens City and Robert White Stephens City. He was a longtime Page county resident with siblings Newton Painter and a sister living in Page county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Rowland
Robert White
Stephens City
Page County
Ambrose C. Painter
Edgewood
Leaksville
John B. Jenkins
R. H. Pittman
Painter
Page’ County
Noah Painter
The
Luray News and Courier
Old School Baptist Church
S&s
Susan Jenkins
Daniel Jenkins
Stony Man
Nannie Alger
Newport
Clarence Painter
Poolesville
George Loy
Baltimore
Newton Painter
Barney and Co. W. Painter
Danes Aid in Belgium Germany and France milk wagon teams
The Great Danes are used in Belgium Germany and France to pull small milk and produce wagons. They are also known as German boar hounds and have been trained effectively for police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Germany
France
Bedford Firemen And Famous Band Win More Laurels
Clifton Forge witnessed a 5000 spectator grand parade where Bedford Firemen and a band claimed a $100 best appearing company prize. Covington and Harrisonburg also won cups for size and location, while Charlottesville Hamp ton and Phoebus earned other world open prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge
Bedford
Virginia Firemen
Covington
Buchanan
Harrisonburg
Newport News
Charlottesville
Hampton
Phoebus
Loudoun Schools To Run Nine Months With ABC Funds
Loudoun county public schools will operate a full nine months next school session. Superintendent O. L. Emerick said the extra month is funded by an $8,000 county Board of Supervisors appropriation. The ABC profits allot $6,224.73 to Loudoun, Leesburg receives $642.08, leaving $1,133.19 for Loudoun county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Loudoun County
O. L. Emerick
Purcellville
ABC
Leesburg
Loud
Consumers Can Afford to Pay for Soft Water
Study summary shows a family used 281 gallons weekly for ordinary chores with unsoftened water and 192.5 pounds of soap yearly with softened water. Softening saved 403.5 pounds of soap annually. figures broken down by laundry, dishwashing, cleaning, bathing, and handwashing. Soap value not shown.
Water softening saves for Columbus households in laundry costs
A study reports savings from using softened water in laundry. It cites 20 cents per pound saving 880.70 yearly and 12 cents per pound saving 48.42, noting softened water reduces laundering time and improves cleanliness and appearance. With 685,033 domestic services, total potential savings would reach about 2.66 million dollars, or 1.33 million if cheaper break-down pounds are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Water Supply and Treatment
Charles P. Hoover
National Lime Association
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben
Flickinger
Hartzell
B. Floyd Flickinger
Yorktown
Lake
Chesapeake
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
W. R. Hartzell
Lykens
Chesapeake Bay
York River
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons
Red Cross
Slaters
Fashion
Simplex
Mr. Scully
Skyline Drive
Little
MacCallum
Ian MacCallum
North Washington Street
Dorothy Durling
Jack Lawrence
Long Island
N. Y
Clarke
Bessie L. Colaw
Thomas C. de Priest
White Post
Clarke County
Lloyd Davis
Washington Square Methodist Church
Lillian Oakes
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
J. C. Oakes
Stonewall Avenue
Sue Trinkle
Roanoke
E. Linden Humston
Memorial Hospital
Middletown
L. A. Thomas
Salisbury
N. C
S. B. Lewis
Carnation Beauty Shoppe
Chillicothe
Wheeling, W. Va
Pittsburgh
James Snider
Atlantic City
N. J
Lugg
Louis McNulton
Kentucky
Middleman
Brooks’ Pharmacy
A. C
Leaksville Church
Bedford Firemen
Loudoun
American Express
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Eugene
Rosemma
Beauty Shop
Over Underwood’s Bakery
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Clerg Airit Stargq
Oftt
Victor
ASCO
Acme
Big Joe
Selby Shoes
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Underwood
Loudoun St
Kraft
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Winchester, Virginia
Geo. W. Kurtz
Winchester Furniture Co
Lovett’s
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